Hi all, I am having a problem in ABE (Access-based Enumeration) in a DFS (Distributed Files System) environment. Hong Kong server: SBS 2003 SP1 China Server: Windows Server 2003 Standard SP1 These two servers connected together by VPN in same domain but with different subnet (192.168.0.X and 192.168.1.X). Both servers are installed with ABE (by using ABEUI utility). Both servers have their own shared folder and they also host their own DFS root. Then, I added some links to the DFS of Win2K3 Standard. The target are some shared folders in SBS 2003. It works fine. However, it does not work when I made the same procedure to the SBS 2003, meaning, I add link to the DFS of SBS 2003 while the target of the link is Win2K3. The target folder does not show up in Windows Explorer unless I turn off the ABE. It seems to me that the ACL on the link does not allow me to access the target even though I did set full control in the target folder (both in "Share" and "Security"). I tried to use Cacls utility to verify the ACL. But the link is exactly the same as the target ! (I even manually set the link and target ACL. But no luck.) Is there any problem in the AD? How can I fix it? Any help would be highly appreciated. Billy